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Newspaper
Barrie Examiner
Location
Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Date
Apr 09, 1908
Page
4
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In a legislative debate Hon. Mr. MacKay argues that municipalities benefiting from development should bear the full cost of power projects and the province should not contribute. The editorial praises the Ontario Agricultural College in Guelph, noting its public value, staff dedication, and benefits to farmers, while criticizing government delays and electoral considerations. The piece extols the college's role in elevating farming as a dignified, profitable business.
The piece explains civil service reform aims to end patronage in appointments and base advancement on merit. It argues for competitive appointments via exams and merit-based promotion, while noting gradual implementation and public scrutiny of the new measure.
Mrs. Fred Simpson and her mother move to Saskatchewan last Tuesday. W H Martin of Hamilton visits acquaintances in the area. Mr. and Mrs. Will Shaw relocate to Barrie, with others moving into Shaw and Patterson homes. Miss Tillie Carr visits Angus. Miss Mary Henry visits Mrs Brace in Egbert. Snow declines slowly, band to accompany Quebec volunteers next summer. Upper Canada Bible Society holds annual meeting with Rev Smith speaker and officers re-elected.
ORO STATION reports a light program with Apel seven Miss M O, Drury and Miss L McDonald of Barrier leading entries at the weak meet featuring R. O. and Fred Kirkpatrick arriving.
Mrs J Wattle visits son A T Wattle in Bracebridge while Miss Dusn from the Sea arrives. Infant son of Mr and Mrs Muirhead of Holly dies at seven weeks. Mr Fraser’s child burial at Union Thornton with Rev F G Harbarn. Local moves: W J Campbell into new house, Day Jr moves, Mrs B Revie moves into vacated home. Easter services planned at St Thomas Congregational with special music.
Edenvale residents report visits from Toronto friends and relatives. Geo Roe, a local teacher, spent Sunday with family in Barrie. Mr and Mrs E Lambert of Strobeville visited Mr Bich. Attendees joined an evangelistic meeting led by Wowers Kendry. Flood stories note high water and impassable lines. many residents had to detour via alternate routes. Mrs Alex Gilchrist spent last week in Toronto for her aunt Mrs Henry Cuan's funeral in Lambton Mills.
April 6 notices report Mr McLean returning from Collingwood visit and Will Sloan's stay at his Churchill home. Mrs Boyes back from city trip. Miss M Goodfellow of Barrie visited over Sunday. Miss B Canning ill with grip. A Wilson and family moved in, plan reopening hotel with harness shop. Albright Hooey of Fordwich bought S W Moore general store. Moore selling horse and household items by auction today at 1 pm. auctioneer W A McConkey.
April 7 in Craigvale features selling bees as the day outline. Miss Cotter of Toronto visits Miss Myrtle Harper. Rev McKittrick to lead Sunday services at Orange Hall Craigvale. Craigvale Bible Society meets Monday evening with Rev Smith delivering an address.
A quiet wedding at Robinson unites Miss Marcle Sette best 8 11 with Mr Ed in Robinson as attendees include Le iin Beams Courier Allan dale and Mr E Johnston. The ceremony followed by a reception, with best wishes from friends. Local notes mention spring signs, neighborhood moves, obliquely dated events, church sermons, hospitalities, and residents’ comings and goings across nearby towns.
Liverpool market notes for wheat and flour show mixed old and new crop prices with futures quiet. Spot values include 64s for long clear middles and 42s for a short rib, while Cumberland oats and pein varieties trade with modest firmness and light demand. New York dairy market data appears in brief, adding context to commodity movements.
The market lists 1695 cattle 386 calves and hogs with varying bids. Export class cattle sold for credit to farmers at uneven values while spring, steers and cows show prices around 6.4 to 6.5 per cwt. Hogs bring about 15 cents per cwt with select picks around 6.4 to 6.5. Receipts were varied and demand softer on some lots.
Market summary shows lower prices across cattle and sheep with dull trade. Receipts include 168 sheep, mixed calves and lambs, with unshorn sheep and yearlings cited and Virginia pigs priced 5 to 6.20. Beef prices listed for hindquarters and quarters, with overall cautious demand in a sluggish market.
London April 8 The format of President Roosevelt to the league shows the aims for a final home detail remain unsettled yet he thanks the British Government for its kind invitation.
Montreal April 8 The Prime Minister confirms Lomer Gouin will remain head of the administration through the forthcoming elections and for some time after. Detroit April 9 Further returns from local option voting show ten counties voting dry in Oakland County with 10 of 14 cities approving prohibition.
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